This morning I made an unexpected discovery. While checking my an email address that I haven’t used for months, I found that my brother-in-law had emailed me some photos that he had taken last June of the haskap/honeyberry plants I had planted at his farm about five years ago. The photos were taken last year, so these plants are four years old. Have a look…
Do you have any pictures of haskap/honeyberries? Post them in your comments below!
16 replies on “A Few More Haskap/Honeyberry Pictures”
What lovely pictures. There is something so graceful about these plants with their uniquely shaped berries nestled shyly amongst the leaves.
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I plan on getting two bushes this spring! I am SOO looking forward to it! And I’ll make sure to put some pictures in here!
Flower buds – April 14, 2011
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Hi , I ordered these this sspring, cant wait to grow them. A ouplre of questions , how big do they grow? and do they need aid soil like blueberries? oh, also can the be planted in part shade? thanks
Faris: They grow about 3′ round and do not need acidic soil like blueberries. That’s one of the things that make them extra easy to grow!
sorry I meant ‘couple of questions ‘ and ‘acid soil ‘
May 3, 2011
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May 10, 2011
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June 2, 2011 – Ripening Fruit
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June 11, 2011 – 3 pints (After harvesting 3½ pints on June 7 & 4 pints on June 9. A full set of 2011 haskap pics is at https://picasaweb.google.com/ediblebluehoneysuckle/EBHHaskapAndHoneyberry2011
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Monday, October 30, 2011!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hello,
There are many photos and information on the Haskap on the site http://www.haskapnovascotia.com.
Yours
Liam
Emerging flower buds – March 18, 2012
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Flowers – March 23, 2012. This is 41 days ahead of last year!!!!
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Hey Dave,
I planted some haskap berries last year after excitedly reading about your experiences. I don’t even particularly remember which cultivators I got (the right ones…that much I know). What I found, however, is that one of them has grown into a very strange shape and may have lost a couple of important branches. I would prefer to prune it slightly just to make it a bit more attractive. Have you prumed/do you recommend pruning haskap or just I just let them grow hither and thither?
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